Jeremy Brookins Fishing12/4 I had 3 hours north of the twin cities to a shallow stained lake famous for its mega crappies and beastly walleyes. With the quick cold snap most lakes were far behind last year. This year our timing was near perfect and we were some of the fist out on this spot. The fish were not pressured and it resulted in one of the most amazing bites we've ever had on the hardwater. An experience I will not soon forget. The rattle reels were getting hammered constantly with small jigs and fatheads and also small suckers. The crappies preferred tungsten jigs over pinhead minnows this year. Check out @FitzerOutdoors @NASPELTZ
24 Hour ICE CAMPING on GIANT CRAPPIE & WALLEYE (First Ice Fishing Minnesota)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-12-07 | 12/4 I had 3 hours north of the twin cities to a shallow stained lake famous for its mega crappies and beastly walleyes. With the quick cold snap most lakes were far behind last year. This year our timing was near perfect and we were some of the fist out on this spot. The fish were not pressured and it resulted in one of the most amazing bites we've ever had on the hardwater. An experience I will not soon forget. The rattle reels were getting hammered constantly with small jigs and fatheads and also small suckers. The crappies preferred tungsten jigs over pinhead minnows this year. Check out @FitzerOutdoors @NASPELTZI Got OUTFISHED By 10 YEAR OLDS!Jeremy Brookins Fishing2026-09-11 | ...This TINY CREEK holds ALL The FISH IN the LAKE (NEW PB)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2026-08-06 | Nestled in the middle of nowhere Minnesota surrounded by corn fields and small towns lies a fertile river system that feeds a ruthless chain of lakes known to contain trophies of every species. This chain of lakes is slept on and underrated because it’s just far enough away from everything and there are so many bigger name lakes and chains pulling attention away from this one. According to OnX and the Minnesota DNR there are multiple trophy species in every lake in this chain. The DNR releases information about fish abundance using the Catch Per Unit Effort or CPUE scale which is derived from standard surveys over a given amount of time. The more fish they get during netting or electro fishing over that set time reflects a higher CPUE number. Lakes with high or outlier CPUE numbers can provide excellent or exceptional fishing potential. I selected this particular lake because the majority of listed species contained both trophy potential and high abundance. I was also drawn to this lake because I’ve been pursuing river fed lakes lately. Rivers act as the life blood to lakes bringing seemingly renewable resources and replenishing them with bait and often trophy caliber fish. During the hottest days of summer when fish roam the endless basins and can be difficult to track down, rivers often produce! Nothing could have prepared me for what happened next.Exploring the UNTOUCHED Lakes of OTTER TAIL COUNTY (48 hour camping and fishing)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2026-07-04 | From the air it looks like there is more water than land. With one thousand and forty eight lakes, Ottertail county boasts the most lakes in a county in the entire United States. With that many lakes one fact becomes glaring obvious…hundreds of these lakes will be virtually untouched. It’s simply impossible for the small number of inhabitants of OTC to explore them all. Then you start talking about lakes without formal lake maps or public access. Next you add in the element of hours of research, scouting and immense sweat equity to get to these hidden gems. That recipe leads to the exact conditions that we are targeting. When unbelievable fish genetics meet pristine river fed lakes combined with zero fishing pressure the results can be otherworldly! This is what inspired this series called the life blood. Because lakes connected to fertile river systems tend to lead to master angler caliber fish in nearly every species present.SHOCKING GIANT WALLEYES on Minnesota METRO LAKEJeremy Brookins Fishing2026-05-29 | If I had expected to go out and find some giants that I didn't even know existed in this inner metro lake I would surely have brought all my camera gear and mics to make a proper video. I threw at big suspended mark with small paddletail and instantly the fish destroyed the jig. I was very certain it was a pike or musky by the way it was fighting with long strong runs. So when I was able to discern that it was a walleye I was shocked and surprised. I was even more surprised to find a pattern that was predictable over several days and these tanker walleyes seemed to follow the same pattern! Who needs Canada?!?INSANE WALLEYE & CRAPPIE SPOT (Western Wisconsin Spring Fishing)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2026-05-24 | I finally did it guys. I not only managed to find the crappies in the 1000's but I actually found the walleyes as well on this Western Wisconsin lake. That is something I have tried to do many times and never had luck. This spring has been very good to me in terms of finding and catching walleyes. We have been finding them in 11-13' of water just on the weed edge off the break where it levels off. They seem to be relating to sparse weeds and when you find them they tend to be schooled up and on bottom or suspended just off bottom. It's hard to beat the classic 1/8 or 1/4 oz jig and fathead this time of year. Slow twitching that jig and letting it sit on bottom has been very deadly for me this spring so far.Bald Eagle Lake Spring SLAB CRAPPIESJeremy Brookins Fishing2026-05-01 | In this episode I explore the spring crappie bite on the lake closest to my house that I often ignore. I'm always chasing bigger bites and often traveling 1 hour or more from home. But I've always heard there are some pretty decent crappies on Bald Eagle, I just haven't put in the work. But with the right wind driving warm water to the smaller sun soaked bays, the fish started stacking up like cordwood. I think I will be back a lot more often. Until the better bite calls me further from home...EPIC GIANT PANFISH FRENZY (Spring Minnesota Bluegill Crappie Fishing)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2026-04-03 | It was a day to remember with Jonas!Chisago Lake INSANE Underwater Footage (Shallow Weedy Bay Bite)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2026-02-06 | I couldn't wait until the end of the polar vortex to get out fishing. So I headed out with the truck and set up my hub with the truck blocking the wind. It was -10 ambient, -25 wind chill but with the heat cranked it was 80 in my Otter. The fish were very aggressive and coming through every 10-15 minutes. The underwater footage was epic and so were the hooksets!UNDERWATER Footage Ice Fishing A LOADED TREEJeremy Brookins Fishing2026-01-31 | Jonas and I head out on the worst weather day of the winter to ice camp on a small lake out west known for giant crappies and beautiful eater walleyes. On an earlier scouting mission Jonas found a sunken Christmas tree. It happened to be stacked like cordwood and we caught tons of fish on and around this tree.Chasing MEGA Schools of Oversized Crappies (Ice Fishing Wisconsin)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2026-01-20 | It's been a minute. My days off have aligned with the absolute worst weather days of the winter so far. Plus I ended up getting Adobe Premiere Pro and it feels like I'm learning a foreign language. I'm back in northern Wisconsin on one of my favorite panfish spots and the crappies stayed exactly where I left them. There is lots of learning in this episode so bear with me as I try new things like livescope overlay using the Helm feature on the new 106SV.A MONSTER Ate My 10 BLUEGILLJeremy Brookins Fishing2025-11-13 | Jonas and I head out on another late fall panfish mission. This time the giant bluegills came out play and we managed 7 gills at or over the 10" mark plust tons of 9-10" gills and some monster crappies as well. We found that using slip bobbers set at around 10-11' in 15' of water worked best for the gills using a jig or plain hook and a chunk of crawler. The crappies were a bit tougher with jigs and plastics as well as slip bobber minnow enticing them to bite.Pounding SLAB CRAPPIES on SUNKEN TREESJeremy Brookins Fishing2025-10-31 | Few people chase crappies on rivers and especially when it comes to the mighty Mississippi River. Over the years we've found a reliable way to find crappies on any river system. Find structure in deep water and chances are there will be fish on that structure. Once you recognize this pattern you can find fish every time you go out on the river.Was the Heaviest Fish of My LIFE a STATE RECORD?Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-10-24 | I was convinced I had a snag and a bad one at that. I even started snapping my rod to try and "get it out" and was beginning to move the boat closer to the "snag." This is when Jonas said, it's not a snag, look it's moving!These CRIBS Were LOADED (Minnesota Fall Crappies)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-10-17 | It was my understanding that the Wisconsin DNR placed cribs in Wisconsin lakes to help the crappie with structure and shelter but that the Minnesota DNR did NOT. Well all of that changed when I happened upon some GPS coordinates of cribs on some outer metro lakes. After consulting an army buddy of mine who specializes in land navigation, he helped me make sense of the GPS coordinates and plug them into Navionics. I found that around 60-70% of the coordinates I was given were correct and had nice cribs on them. These looked like official DNR style cribs, not some local dropping Chistmas trees in or homeade PVC cribs. They were the larger railroad tie box style cribs. And they sure did hold some fish!The Best Technique for Catching Tons of Fall Walleyes and CrappiesJeremy Brookins Fishing2025-10-12 | Fall has finally arrived and the water temps have began to decrease. Walleyes have finally moved shallow and crappies are in transition. The bite is picking up and it should only get better from here. One sure thing is that I won't be caught without some finesse tackle for those sunny daytime picky eaters!Fall River BEATDOWN (Mississippi River Crappies and Smallies)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-09-26 | It's fall and the Mississippi River is on fire. The fall feedbag is a real thing and multiple species are stocking up on anything they can get their mouth on before it gets too cold. The lower water temps really fire them up, especially the smallmouth on the river. We found that livebait outperformed plastics in this outing. The Sip always produces!Lightweight Kayak Trolling Motor (Pelican Catch 100, Watersnake ASP T18)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-09-12 | In this video I walk through the build of the Watersnake ASP T18 on my Pelican Catch Classic 100. I also discuss the total cost along with each items cost. Lastly I take it out on the water to test performance and usability. I added a pulse width modulator to allow for more fine control of the trolling motor thrust and to preserve battery. I also bought a battery for this build and made my own power cord, junction box with switches for the PWM, and customized the pole mounting apparatus. Here are the links for what I used for the build priced from high to low.
Battery: Li Time 45 ah trolling motor battery https://a.co/d/faG0hFn
Dry Bag: Sea to Summit 13 L https://a.co/d/f21QRH4
Pulse Width Modulator https://a.co/d/5VJwma1
SAE Connectors for Junction Box https://a.co/d/2zCWHkC
Junction box https://a.co/d/g1fKW5Y
Battery Charger https://a.co/d/dcAwrcO
Replacement rivets for rod holder https://a.co/d/cRrRnt5
Aluminum Self adhesive tape https://a.co/d/bcCNMyuThis TINY CREEK Was LOADED With TROUT! (Wisconsin trout fishing)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-09-05 | Tommy and I set out on a little adventure to pursue some Wisconsin stream trout. After some searching around we find an area they seem to be concentrating on. The next hour and half of nonstop action flies by and we are very impressed by the size structure we found.The 4 GREATEST CASTS of ALL TIME?!? (Minnesota Monster Walleyes)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-08-29 | Book a trip with Jordan aka Meul Outdoors at
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This was a day for the memory books. Jordan, Jonas and I head out to pursue some PB's and it did not disappoint. We had that rare low winds sunny warm late fall day and the conditions were perfect and the walleyes, bass, and crappies were munching hard! PB's were had and memories were created!GIANT WALLEYE HEAVEN (Lac Seul Walleyes)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-08-23 | In our final 2 days of our 2025 Lac Seul adventure we try some new spots which yield some nice fish. We also discover that perhaps live minnnows aren't all they are cracked up to be and plastics might have been the ticket all week!NEW TINY LAKE Is LOADED With FISH! (Minnesota Crappie Walleye Fishing)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-08-15 | Tim, Aaron and I set out on an extraordinary adventure. We followed a tiny creek in our kayaks to an untouched lake that we had never fished before. The recent heavy rains made for some fierce current and an easy ride to the lake but a nearly impossible ride back out. It was the hardest 35 minute paddle of my life. But the fishing was out of this world and we didn't even find the fish until we were 3 hours in. We only had around an hour to capitalize on the honey hole before we had to leave. We will definitely be back and next time I will have my new trolling motor rigged up on the Pelican Catch 100 Classic to make that paddle back possible.WALLEYE OF A LIFETIME (GIANT LAC SEUL WALLEYES)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-08-08 | Day 3 of our 2025 Lac Seul adventure. We finally got everyone's boat working and had all 4 boats out on a beautiful sunny day with some nice light winds. The walleyes were actually interested in slip bobber leeches along with jigs and rainbow minnows. Bennett shattered his PB walleye and we had a marvelous shore lunch on the beach with foil pack walleyes. The pike fishing in the afternoon was lackluster but the evening walleye bite on the shallower rock reef more than made up for it.The FISH of a LIFETIME (MONSTER) Lac Seul Musky & WalleyesJeremy Brookins Fishing2025-08-01 | With high winds we headed for shelter in a far west bay to avoid the west wind bearing down on us. We quickly found some pike around some nice cabbage and then decided to move out and start targeting walleyes when the pike got tough. We were seeing some bigger marks and catching a few walleyes when the boys started getting snag after snag. It's no wonder I didn't believe Zach when he claimed he had a big one on in the same location Bennett had just lost a jig to a snag. Then this happened. Keep in mind we were targeting walleyes with walleye gear (rods, line, and net).Find the GIANT Lac Seul Walleyes HERE!Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-07-25 | Day 1 of the 2025 Lac Seul annual fishing trip. This year I'm joined again by my dad and my oldest son Bennett. It was a cooler windy day with a large multi-cell storm moving in during the afternoon. The windy prefrontal conditions lead to a tremendous bite and suspended fish that were devouring anything in site. We were pitching 1/4 oz jigs with rainbow minnows and finding the fish suspended mid column in 13-20' of water.Giant Mille Lacs Crappies (Most Underrated Species)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-06-27 | Everyone knows Mille Lacs holds world class walleyes, smallies, muskies, pike, and jumbo perch. But did you know that it also has some of the best built crappies in the US? They are next to impossible to find, but if you can get on them a 3+ pounder is a very real possibility. They always say big water, big fish, and that seems to apply to just about every species on Mille Lacs. But very few every target crappies on the big pond. We have to wonder, why?Easy WALLEYE Limits with This TECHNIQUE!Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-06-20 | Jonas and I unlock the early summer pattern for big gills and nice walleyes. No surprise that it revolves around the weeds in early June. Survey the weeds until you find activity. Then depending on the wind and sun make your necessary adjustments until they start biting. Then the walleyes can't stay away!BEST TECHNIQUE For Lac Seul Walleyes (2025)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-06-13 | Over the last few years of targeting Lac Seul we've figured out things that work and things that don't. One thing that seems to always make quite a bit of difference is the weight of jig you are using. On windy days we noticed that 1/4" oz jigs just weren't cutting it in terms of consistent bottom contact. Sizing up to the 3/8 oz made all the difference. Also snap jigging minnow profile baits is a deadly technique that the walleyes everywhere can't resist.Fishing With My Top TWO Subscribers (New PB!)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-06-10 | It was a long time coming but I finally got to take out these two awesome subscribers, Jordy and Sam. They had been asking about when they could get out on the boat and go fishing with me for awhile. We thought the perfect time to go out would be Jordy's birthday which also coincided with the week after Wisconsin opener. We had a blast with big hooksets, personal bests, great snacks, and comaraderie.These FISH Make the Best SUSHIJeremy Brookins Fishing2025-05-02 | Jonas and I head out for another Catch N' Cook only this time it's our first crack at sushi. We definitely learned a lot in the process and next time we'll be pros at it! The fish have definitely moved shallow and are getting ready to spawn. We caught a ton of beautiful bluegills and crappies and the payoff with the sushi was well worth the time and effort we put in!Springtime MONSTER CRAPPIES {Catch Clean Cook on the BOAT}Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-04-16 | 4-9-25 Jonas and I set out on a quest to conquer Lake Z, or Lake Q or whatever. The main point is that it is not Lake Minnetonka. The goal is to catch some beautiful spring eater crappies and then film a fish taco catch and cook on the boat, on the water. Mission accomplished! After 2 hours of searching and nearly giving up we found the crappies in a completely different depth and pattern than 4 days earlier. With the variable temperatures and huge swings in spring, April crappie fishing can be a challenge but the pay off is huge if you are patient! In this video we breakdown where the crappies were and then how their pattern shifted over the 4 days. We used silver and chart 1" gulp alive minnows on 1/16 oz chart jigs with a split shot and weighted slip bobber. We had to adjust the depth constantly to put the bait right above their schools in order to get bites!CLEARWATERS BEST CATCH & COOK (Queen Fleet Deep Sea Fishing + Salt Cracker Fish Camp)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-04-07 | My son Bennett and I had a blast on the Queen Fleet half day trip. We went out from 1-5 pm March 25th and caught a bunch a fish and were able to keep some for a fish fry at Salt Cracker Fish Camp afterwards. The total cost of the trip was a bit less than $100 for me and my son who was 12 because we brought our own rods and tackle. If you use their gear it's an additional $5 per person. I would recommend bringing your own medium heavy rods if you want more action and feel because their rods are short and extra heavy with virtually no feel. I also sized down to a size 4 or 1/0 circle hook and found more bites with smaller hooks than the other using their gear. The half day trip didn't yield as many fish as the full day because they are able to get out farther to much better spots on the full day. But if you only have half a day I would still highly recommend you check out the Queen Fleet. And then afterwards they will fillet your fish up for you (for a fee), we paid $10, and then you can bring your fish to Salt Cracker just down the marina. For $15 they will fry it up for you and serve it hot with fries and coleslaw plus optional fish taco fixings for a small fee. I would highly recommend the fish tacos as they were amazing. The fish was delicious and gave my fresh caught crappie tacos from Minnesota a run for the money.WE FOUND the GIANTS! (Lac Seul Walleye Fishing)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-04-05 | With the colder spring the water temps were far lower than expected and patterns from previous years were not working. We had to spend a little more time searching and patterning the fish. But we figured out that if you could find a bay that was significantly warmer than everywhere else, the fish would be loaded in there. That particularly proved true with the pike. After Ben and Cole have an amazing afternoon with multiple giants they are kind enough to share the details with me and dad so that we can spend our last 1.5 hours of the day pursuing the giants!INSANE FLASH BITE CRAPPIES (GIANT SCHOOL of SLAB CRAPPIES)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-02-06 | We had a marvelous time at the Wilford cabin up in northern Wisconsin. We were fishing a mid sized super clear lake where the crappies proved impossible to find for the first two days. On the third day they happened to make a appearance for a very short time and we made sure to capitalize on the time that we had with them.Ice Fishing ULTRA CLEAR Water (Underwater Camera iFishPro tip-ups)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-01-27 | 1/23-1/25/25 Aaron and Jonah invite Tom and I up to their amazing family cabin in northern Wisconsin. It happens to be on a lake with 20 feet of visibility that contains trophies of all kinds. The cold weather and middle of the season rut made for some tougher conditions with the panfish initially, but the pike were aggressive as ever. I just purchased the Vexilar Scout Predator Underwater camera specifically with this trip in mind because of the ultra clear water. I set it up facing the hottest iFishPro tip up hole and it didn't disappoint. I'm very impressed with the battery life and picture quality plus it's very easy to use. I would highly recommend it if you are looking for a mid level underwater camera that can record.
13 Fishing Infrared Ice Fishing Rod 40” Medium Heavy https://a.co/d/hREoYmQ
Okuma Ceymar Baitfeeder Graphite Lightweight Spinning Reel https://a.co/d/d2uxNCx
Shimano Stradic STC3000XGF https://a.co/d/bEYWwmZ
GoPro HERO10 Black https://a.co/d/3pr93WrIT TOOK ME 39 YEARS To CATCH This MONSTER (2025 Ice Fishing Crappies & PIke)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2025-01-15 | Jonas and I head out to chase panfish but bring the iFishPro's just in case because you never. There was 15.5" of ice so we were able to drive out on the lake safely. We found the crappies relating to a deep area that was surrounded by a large flat. The crappies were roaming around in different shcools and if you chased them down you could get on them to catch a few. We started noticing large pike chasing the crappie schools. That is when Jonas suggested moving the iFishPro into the deep area with the crappies. It was sitting on a shallower break so we decided to move it to the deeper crappie area and within 30 minutes came the BOOM!DEADLY TECHNIQUE for CRAPPIES (40 minute LIMIT, Ice Fishing Minnesota)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-12-30 | 12/24/24. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone. I'm very thankful for all of you who tune in! Thanks for the support! The early bird gets the worm. Although I didn't plan out my entrance point to the lake correctly, I still had enough time to get on the spot before sunrise. The low light period was impressive for the crappies as they seemed to be abundant and willing to bite, if they could find your lure. I was able to secure a limit quick and go searching for some other species. I was unable to find the gills but did manage so find some nice smallies.BURIED ALIVE, We Barely Made It OUT! (Stupid big CRAPPIE Lake)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-12-25 | 12/19/24. Jonas and I hit the metro for some crappie action. It just so happened that the only day we could fish together was the morning of our biggest snowstorm this year. Some areas including where we went received 9 inches of snow in a few short hours. The drive took twice as long to get to the lake and Jonas barely got there alive! We didn't mark many fish or schools but what we lacked in quantity was replaced by insane quality. And we didn't even get any of the big ones to bite! Imagine the possibilities. We will be back!Bass eats 40 year old rattle bait #icefishingnation #fishing #bassfishing #bassfishingJeremy Brookins Fishing2024-12-12 | ...CRAZY CRAPPIE ACTION with BONUS GIANTS (Early Ice Fishing Wisconsin)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-12-11 | I head up to northern Wisconsin to chase some amazingly built crappies on beautiful clear ice. I started out with a Z-viber micro tungesten from eurotackle, then swithced to a 4 mm tungesten jig/plastic combo and finally finished with the 1/16 oz Clam jointed pinhead minnow in pink. Per usual that was the crowd favorite and it almost seems like I only need the one lure. I had som big bonus catches that made for fun fights on the light 3 lb flouro line. I had to work to put together the program but it was a blast!GIANT CRAPPIES & WALLEYES on Early ICE Fishing Minnesota (24 Hour Ice Camping)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-12-08 | 12/4/24 Jonas, Jason and I hit an amazing shallow lake spot in northern Minnesota that delivers great early ice fishing for oversized crappies and walleyes. Even the bass, pike, and bluegills are big too. We found that in the shallow water the fish really could sense the livescope and so we figured out the one two punch of the livescope directing another guy with a vexilar worked best. Otherwise the simple slip bobber setup or rattle reels worked well. The fish were roaming through but really were concentrated among the tall floor to ceiling weeds. We didn't catch the elusive 19" crappies but still managed quite a few over 14" which is always fun!HUNTING FAST SCHOOLING SLABS (Trolling on ICE with LIVESCOPE)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-11-17 | youtube.com/channel/UCHUFuUaOJWj2JqIWVxiflWQ?sub_confirmation=1 There are those who prefer to relax, fire up the heater, and sit in the protection and warmth of their flip over or portable hub. Although that sounds delightful I've found it to be the less effective way to put crappies topside during the day. I'm sure there are times and bodies of water where it pays to sit quietly and wait for fish to come to you. This however was not one of them. I had to literally sprint at times to stay in front of them and wall them off with a line of holes to stop their momentum. I rarely got to stay on top of them for more than a few seconds. I actually drilled so many holes that I used up an entire battery on the Eskimo E40. Of course, I didn't bring the second one because I never used more than 50% of one battery in the past.FIGHT of a LIFETIME! (SCALE BREAKING FISH through the ICE)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-11-10 | youtube.com/channel/UCHUFuUaOJWj2JqIWVxiflWQ?sub_confirmation=1 Who is getting excited for FIRST ICE?!? The 2024-2025 hardwater season is upon us. I was on a crappie mission when I started noticing some very large marks coming through on the livescope. I upsized to the biggest thing I had in my crappie box (Clam Tikka Minnow) and dropped back down. After some aggressive rips I was hooked up with a freight train. The only problem was I was using the most ultralight crappie setup I had. A JT Outdoors 24" panhandler ultralight rod with the 13 ghost inline reel spooled with 2 lb fluorocarbon line. So attention to detail and proper drag adjustment was critical to landing this fish. Also and incredible amount of patience to tire this behemoth out. Enjoy and tight lines!TANKER WALLEYE and School of GIANT CRAPPIES (First ICE 2024 is Here)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-11-03 | youtube.com/channel/UCHUFuUaOJWj2JqIWVxiflWQ?sub_confirmation=1 ICE FISHING IS BACK and BETTER THAN EVER for 2024! In this video we find a giant school of crappies and also go after some post sunset shallow mega walleyes!2024-2025 ICE FISHING SEASON(I-Fish PRO PIKE Ice Fishing)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-10-27 | youtube.com/channel/UCHUFuUaOJWj2JqIWVxiflWQ?sub_confirmation=1 The hardwater season is back and everyone including me is excited!!! This is the first of 5 videos I have from the end of last season for you to enjoy as you get excited for first ice. This was a 2 day pike mission using i-fish pros and XL suckers for large metro pike. Jordan and I are on a mission to catch the elusive 40" metro pike. We know they are out there and it's only a matter of time before we bring one topside.Welcome to the 2024-2025 Ice Fishing Season!!!Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-10-23 | Ice Fishing is finally back, and we have all been waiting patiently since last spring! I have a series of videos for you guys that were filmed in the late 2024 spring season. In this episode I put the beatdown on some slab crappies in some beautiful spring weather with a variety of presentations.Multi-species Slam Session w/ GIANT UNEXPECTED CATCH! (Pool 2 Fall Walleye Fishing)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-10-21 | Jordan, Jonas and I set out to chase some mega walters again on Pool 2 this time in some different areas than in the previous video. The cold front that came in has cooled the water temp down by 7 degrees. We catch a total of 7 species and still find fish concentrated on shallow rocky humps, points and steep drop offs. It was windy but still a beautiful night. We used 1/2-3/4 oz jigs with plastic paddle tails and plastic minnows.INSANE GIANT WALLEYES on SHALLOW Rocks (Fall POOL 2 Mississippi River Walleyes)Jeremy Brookins Fishing2024-10-14 | On the heels of the Pool 2 AIM and INO tournaments Jordan and I headed out to see how we would fair given that I couldn't make the tourney. Our best 5 fish ended up at 117" with the tournament rules of rounding up to the nearest 0.25". I know that pool 2 has monsters but this was my fist time experiencing the madness, and let me tell you, it's very real. It makes me want to keep fishing in the boat this winter to chase that 10+ pound walleye which is a very real possibility. I was using 3/8 oz chart or firetiger jigs with Scheels 2.8" pro swimmer paddletails and Jordan was using a 3/4oz jigs with fathead colored Crush City paddletails. The fall colors have also brought the fall bite and I'm excited for what else is in store for the rest of the fall!Trophy’s go back in the water! #fishing #crappie #pike #bass #panfish #muskyJeremy Brookins Fishing2024-10-05 | ...Calling my shot…#fishingJeremy Brookins Fishing2024-09-24 | ...